December 12, 1876 (4 pages)

. means get into the chanucl, ‘has been pushed abead with all pos samedi Sete She Daily Granserip: NEVADA CITY, CAI. nes Tuesday, Desaberi®. 1876 Selby Hill Hydraulic Mine. — ‘Work was commenced on the above . claims about a year since, for the . purpose of re-opening them, and it sible dispatch ontil the presebt time when the Company have” shout reached the point they started for, and where we have no doubt eveiy run will demonstrate the wisdom of, the owners in-meking “the investi ed. Oursentiments are so nearly exthe following, thut we give it in oor colnuins: “If Tilden bas been . fairly and squarely electe! without frand, then he should be inaugurated. . If Hayes bas been fairly aud squarely elected without fraud, they he. should beinaugurated. Ifeither one. isto beelected by fraudulent votes, let Tilden be the These our sentiments anyhow. man. are givg the spapot our finger to have} Hayes inaugurated as President unless he is fairly and bovestly cleet-' Hf Tildew is inaugurated President by any fraudulent proce-s, the Deiwoe uts will never agin sneceed ment they have. For the past few woeks the Company huve been cut-. ting an opening through tbe rim), rock so as to get into the chanuel, and about a hundred feet only is . needed: before that point wiil be, reached. The claims weré origin: ib . ty owned by fhe Downey Bros., and they took out # large ‘quantity «f) goldfrom them. T ey ran a tannel several hundred feet long, by ~bich they tapped the channel for which the present Company is running; and they drifted out a spot abou fifty feet square, which ‘paid eigut dollarsa day to each drifrer. But the ground caved on them, aud being involved in debt they transferred the it bas . ground to other parties, and laididle nntil the present Company took hold of it. They obtained pip: enough to extend from the Soatu Yuba ditch which runs on hill down to thg claims, a distance of eighteen hundred, feet, with a vertical pressure of two hundred and eighty feet. They use about four bundred inchesof water now, wilt increase the amount us soon as they “They have piped from the juitial poiut up to whefe they how are, on the line of the old Downey tunnel, and have thus far broken dewn to it aud used it forthe laying of the flame. It is expected that by followiug this cld the side and tunnel it wat get them in low enough on “the channel to worka large portion of the ground owntd by the Company between that point and the Nebraska mine. ‘The bank iu electing a President . government exists, . rated be ean do but little“ bart for} the next two yeurs, because bo b Houses of Céngress will be ayainst . him. Alfhe cau dois to remuvea . few office holders and put otbers in their piaces,. aud tua', stances, is desirable.”’ pistrict Court Catendar--Decem-= 4 g ber Term. “Orleans Miuiug Company vs Em pire Mining Company. Bragg & Folso: u-vs Seth Martin etal. : Jeremiah 5. Foley vs ‘The Ooaha Gold Mining Companys H. C. T. Lawler.vs W. H. Patterson et oh Eva Ismert, adwinistratrix, vs Andrew RK. Fryer. MM. A. Rice et-al vs Spooner et al, James A. Blood vs Silas Ware & W. H. Ware. : Jumes A. B ea vs Silas Ww ure, H. Ware and S. Whipple. Henry Woodtield vs Geo. C. Boucher ef al. Maria Van Blarien vs Louis Bache. Bir seye Creek Gold Miniug Compauy vs The Nevada Hydraulic Mining Company. J. L. Holland vs Mt,;-Auburn Gold George C. . Quartz Mining Comp ny. H sng Hi & Co. va Nevada County Narrow Gange Railroad Compauy. ¥.G. Bel & Geo. D, McLean Henry Atwater & John Kuvotwell. Wm. McHugh etul vs The WyomVs over the channel consists of about fifty feet of cluy, and the pay gravel is about three feet deep at the edge of the channel, which will probably be increased as they approach the Nebraska. If the pround just abead of where piping is now being done paid eight dollars to the hand for drifting, it can readily be seen what » hydraulic pipe car+ rying four hundred inches of water, uader w two hundred and eighty foot pressure will knock out. It will not take many months washing insuch ground, where the waste dirt is so little compared with most mines, do secure the owners a good thing even if they shut'down entirely after a six inonths run. If the present level on which they are approaching the channel would work it all out, there would be but little expense in getting out all of the gold imthe claim, but asthe channel is pitching into ‘the hill, ,and.as the cut will only tap ita little below its outer edge, it is not expected that the best part .of the ground can be worked out through it. Hence, the Superintendent has loum, sand and pipe had a tunnel started, which, by being run nineteen hundred feet, will enable them to work out. of about eight hundred feet. rock at present isvery hard, but it is expected that softer ground will soon bereached. The work is being done for the Company cheaper than any similar-work in the county.__It was let ont on contract, aud the contraciors have thus far barely. made their board. Of course the Selby Hili _mine is. not as extensive as many others, but we think the prospectis good for the owners to muke a nice clean up out of the claims iuside the coming year, and ubove all the ground It is now completed a distance over be original outlay and current expenses, and there is a probability of striking a pay streak there any “day, that will pan outa little mint of gold. Such streaks havee been common all over the flat, and there is no reason why one should not be found on the unworked ground of the Selby Hill Company. <The Compeny are at least entitled to the best wishes of this community. They employ regularly about q dozen heads of families, and pay them regular!) every pay duy. John Cashin is the Superintendent of thy Company, ai d is, we believe, an, owner inthe claims, Under his mauagement we feel a:sured success will be achieved by ¢f the Company . ing Gold Mining Company. Hayford, Himes & Co. vs Hilton 0 & + Owens. Woe, Sacatene 4 vs Cartby et als: Geo. E. ‘Turner and Thom & Allan vs 8S. T. & W. H. Murechie. Tho -N. vada Cu, va. Birdseye Oreek Gold Mininy Company. Mary A, Grant vs John D. Gr: ant, W. R. Dickieson vs James MeDonaidet al. Joba Mce» John Ely vs Geo. W. Smith et al. Citizens Bank vs Cashiu & Kent, Frank, Seuchet vs C. G. Bremond. A. W. Herring vs. Hamilton MeCormick, W.5S. Curless va Susie 5, Curless. Lung Wau vs Quong Tuck & Ab Tonge. t —2. -*-—__Smart Alecks, We had thought that most of the smart Alecks of this secuon dead, or, had crawled into their holes and druwn them in after them, we were mistakea. The crop is still ‘plentiful. The see@ was upon rocky ground. If you waut to discover, the smart Alecks -of cofamunity, just advance an attemptto prosecute any new schemt, . try to develop auy new industry o1 . bripg about any enteyprise that will benefit the community at large, and you will find oat. Ifforty capitalists . were to arrive here to-morrow witb . a view of purchasing and opening us many different undeveloped mines, leach man would be besieged by a } dozen or_more smart vbO would deew it their duty to tell him on-the sly not tu invest or he would get swindled. Every community is cursed with its croakers and its sinart Alecks, and ours seems to have more than its share at Present, _Were but not sowb idea, lecks, Who Wants a Biblet A number of Bibles have been received in this city, from the American B.ble Society, of various sizes, styles aud binding, which will be sold at very low prices. Porsous who piled gratis, on application to Revs, idences. —_—_—_—_ 2 --e———. New Wear’y Party. The Young Meus’ Sovial clab have concluded fo have a grand ‘social party-on New Yeur’s nigbt, Monday, Jin. Ist, 1877, ten of fifteen years, ever given by it have been first-class, ception, Oar Sentiments. ae We woaldn’t While the. . Even if inaugus . In some: ibe . }yon would fee, vour Hydrantic Mining } the? r+ uuable to purchase will be supW. S. Urmy ord, Sims, at their res. The Clud is vel! known here, having been inexisteuce . All tbe parties and the coming one will be no exskating Rink. The carpenters are about through . pressed dy the San Juan Times, in ; . Fepairing the Skatig Rink, and the! . pose a thousand little ones are’countplace . . work of painting will be commenced iny the hours, while anziously waitat once. This will necessitate. the closing of the Rink until about Jan. lst, when it will present a very at-' tractive appearance, besides being . warm and comfortable during the . )W inter months. >.> i é Goslinsky & Co.’s Cigars. Mr. A. J. Lachman, traveling . agen! for the above firm, is now in . our city, and has made’arrancemsnts . with Joe Pettit, who will have the tageney for Nevada City. The cigars imanofactured by Goslinsky & Co., } No. -219, 221. Battery Street, San. . Francisco, havé-a first class reptai tien, and our swoking commmnnity . . . Can alw: ays rely tipon a good cigar . by calling on Joe. ; > j . Wantep—An Honest axp Inpts. ,fTztous Boy.—We lately “saw an advertisement hended as above. . It conveys to every Loy an impressive moral lesson, ‘*Anshonest, indastrious.boey’’ is always wabted. He will be songht for; bis services will. be: in deins _— he will be respected and losed; willbe spoken of in terms of Ligh commendation; he will always bave a bome; he will grow up to bea man of known worth and established ebaraeter; He will be wanted. The merchant will want him for a salesman and a clerk, the master mechanic will want bim for an apprentice or a jonurneymau;those with a job wil want Kfor a coutract; clients will wantfor a lawyer: patients will want fora physici: in:andthe neople wunt bim for an ofiicer. He will be wanted. ‘Townsmen will Want him as a e:tizen; arquaintances as a neighbor; and the world as, a friend; families usa visitor; an'd the mercantile community «8 an acquaintance; nay, girls will want bim ‘bim him will An honest, indns‘tions boy wil answer thig description: Can yon apply for this -situstion? Are you “te that you will be wanted? You tony be smart und active, bat—tbhathonest? Yon muy be capable—are you industrious? « You mav: be well dressed and create_a favorable itpression at first sight —are you both honestand dndustrious? You may apply for a ‘‘good situation’’—are you sure that your friends, teachers vod acquaintances cat reccommend you for #ll these qualities? Ob, eharacter not being thus established, on hearing ) the words “I cannot emptoy yout’ y Nothing else will make up for the lick of these qnalities. . No -readi{ nes or apiness fur business will do it. = —_——~ =sa Importanr to Lanp Ownens.—<According toa recent decision of the Sourt of the United States, aperson'who has settled upon the 16th or 36th see Supreme tions of land under the United States pre-emption and homestead laws, proved up his claim and obtained a United States patent, holds the same as against any person who claims the same land under a title derived from the State, As the sarcrainento Bee remarks, this decision is of immense bevefitto many bundreds of bona fide seriously. diminishes. the prospective settlers, but profits of many speculators in’ State j titles. > -. } Joun Morutssky has declared all the polls sold by him on the direet result.of the Posidential election, o> IWiining Stocks. . Yesterday Morning’s Sales sivahccananes: are the quotations of the Sales at the Regalar Board yesterday morning — opening and . closing. o 3850. Ophir 364 +4 361, . 4250 Mexiean wy 20 570 Gould & Curry 12 1 e. 877 California 4815 48%. 1455 Con Virginia 45% 43%; llv Ghollar 77 78} 450 Yet now Jae Bey 275 Lunpertit 2.60 290 Alpha 33 327 ; 550 Beleher 13% 13. i i 161% 1654. 1140 Sierra Ney tan 12 113. 510 Overman 112 @ illus Lic” Justice 2544 3334. 150 Haie & Noweross iy 165 Exevequer 1234 1242, 845 Union Von 11, 2040, Caiedonia lig 13, 23° Uw 1444 15. 20 -Keniuck 9: ; 945 Be int & Beicher 42 43%4.7%. 510 ss Savage 10%4. 10 Ballion 30. 103 Julia 5% a3. Yesterday Afternoon’s Morthern Be ‘Ne 333342. doy aid 6 61 don V3 mini Opnit 36% 36 Catiforum 4545 4834, Overman JIL 1104 Yellow Jacket “1s es Hale & Noreross 1% Crown Point 8 wavage 105, 1054 Sales 43 483% him? usa bean, and finally for a husband. . does not fili the’ qr lestion—are yout bow . . Christmas. Fi { Christmas is coming. We suping its approach. Whose parse strings will uot relax on Christmas? . And who will not be paid a thousand fold for his outlay for presents, by witnessing the pleasure his gifts will, prodnce, We suppose everyone expects to make some one glad, and to be made glad by some other one, on that occasion. Why would it not be a good plan to eugage some hali, Theatre for instance; and have a grand u: ion tree or trees, on which ali the diff rent religious socictivs, and-everyoue else, could place _pres= . euts fortbeir fiends. Hive a’ “kind of wass Meeting eet it, and let agecihe a good 1Hwe. Te CTE Advertised Letter 5 The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevada City, Nevada County Cal, for week euding Dec. 11th, 1876. P: TSOns csllitig fur advertised letters. -will please give tre date of advertisement H. H. Hiexixe, P. M. Bacome, Alfred Black wood, — Blue Tent. Ber , Alexander Cram, Mrs. Dora Garr, Mis FF. Fs Devine, doun Grabam, DD H rnandez, Refugio Hattsou, SG. -, = Heper, Henrie & St Jaquish, JN. = Lapierre, T. A. ° McLaugbtho, ‘Thomas McBrown; Mrs. H Miles, Mra uma <2 Nnuuvert, A. F.-2 Pottle, B.N.Peabody, Morris Robinscn, Charles = Redding, R. a Stepheus, John H. : Selier, William f 8 hewas, William *Fhomas, James DRUP LETTERS. Jerome Cook et Dougherty, Owen a HELD FOR POSTAGE. Mrs.C A. Guyne, Omega Cal. : Mrs. Abbie Jones, Val ejo = M. Winsen, Sau. Francisco * “Miss H. ie L an, Marysville ‘* HOT i, AEE a: Union Ho Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor ; saturpay, Dec. 9th, 1876. C McElvy, City : ‘M ang, Wushington = O Nc lson, Citv Win Woouburn, Michegan BF Chase, do W G Morgan, Gras: Valley —6? -Bougnridge;—— do J Miller, de JH -arvent, Néw York H U_ Sargent. New York M B Du.wiler'’, Cascades P Cory, Omega JD Joyee, City Chses Mcrun, Washington J Meuzher, do A J Lachman, San Francisco J E Lacd, Em Gap EJ i arsons, Eureka Jas Edwards, Bridge Mr McLaven, Washington M D Gray, Quaker Hill M M Cavy. Washingtoa J W iunean, Mine . D Long, City CA Stew? rk, San Francieco Willard Linseott Grass Valley William Baxter,. Valley Frank Johus, Grass Valley AJ Shinn, Treckee Lew Thompsou, Blue Tent senpay, Dec. 10th; {876 C.K Brown, You Bet Wm surh, do A Davidson, Ceutennial Mine M V Sharks & s9n, Wheat.and “J R Wheeler, City ‘ off J C MeCormack, Grass Valley. RA Kinky, do DJ McKiney, RR JM d.sper, Wheatland OW White Sanu F ancisco Ed Gol'smith, City ( h is Grimes, do * Harriso:., Grass Valley Mai, Knowl: 8, City W H. Brondon, Washington W H Mead, co PS Loanelly, City Chas Ha son, do T Phelps, American Hill H Rains, Marysville EK ch, do 3 J ott & family, City W G Morgan KR CP Longhridge, RR Jas Miller, do Ben Poit e, City Wm Baxrer, V Flume Cius Moran, Washington wc HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Saturpay, Dee. Rob* McLeod, You Bet CE Mulloy, cily B bevtiayw & wite, Quaker Hill Di M Miller, Muugh & Keady J h puute, Prench Corral SSturey, blue leut 3 B teu, sty T Hort, 1.u Bet 8S Jo.es; duo © Pecos, Blue Tent H Rouuan, snow Tent W iH star, Kieu Dog H U cargent, Buttate d Aoarpeat, wily M Bates, Little .ork W Fearn, sivure’s Flat JH Byi tos, ae GU buaw, Vurgs TOU P eadiau. Woodland W DS Andessun, C.ty hunDay, Dec. T Fockman, Grars Valley 5S Cline, oc bast. pol Mir wart, uo kh Calur y,H uts Hill Wo wp it, sevastapol U/rurwener, Wihow Valley kb Toiapaiauea, ber Vally JA Cullen, Colinx No . Gites vo : »keeis, Grats Valley oN Diu, Dan frauc soo € moran, Wisuisgiva A Ly bluat, au 2 rancizes ’E Gey ou, ao Woods, CO.uada W Che pmas , &: W &t Auucrson, 9th, 1876, 20th, 1876 sy the. i ; } ' j } } jepectabie cd } 1; & } i 7 , Attention Tuxpayers. Jerry Payne, County Treasurer, willbe at the Court House to-day, end willrecéiye taxes from all those desiring to pay’ them now. ‘He hopes to have a majority of the people come forward at once and settle up. Lcd —= District Court. _The 14th Jedicial Court, Judge Reardan presiding, met yesterday morning, and adjourned until-Fuesday, the 19th. The calendar for the term will be. found in another colae! {umn. aw Philip: Petroni, PPOSITE JOHYSTON’S HARDWARE f MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY cn ORGANS, ' ‘PLANOS, ACCORDEONS, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL. REP »ATRED. : ter, SCH. De ember 12, 1876. : : 4 Im ; ome a ee . IWASONIC ELECTION. THE ANNUAL ION OF NEVADALODGE,No-13, ELECT F. and A. M., will take piace at MASONIC HALL, Wednes ay; December 13, 1876. At 7 1-2 o’clock, P. M. Members of the Lodge noticéand will take ue overn heniselves soconiisale: Visiting Breth.en are cordially invited. By order of the Master. = teh J. H. BOARDMAN, Secretary. n23 Mark These Facts. ‘The Testimony of the Whole World. 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Nuv. 25th, W. youngest c: ild of Asa and Juliette eet aged 2 years 4 fat” 19 days, ‘ity, Cal of Nevada < A Mative LEUTIE & BRAND, WATCH: AKEPS AND J EWELERS, BROAD STREET is FIRST HOUSE ABOVE PINE, NEV ADA cify. HOLIDAY GoopDs,~ Wate shes, Clocks, Chains, Ear and 1 inger Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Sleeye Buttons, Shiet Studs, etc. ¥ -HINE SILVER WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE. examine our wi Warranted 18 carat standard gold, which we sell at the lowest prices; We also make any kind of jewelry to order and at short notice. Rings, Breastpins, ete. set in any kind ef precious stones, such as Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Topaz, Sapphire, Amethyst, Opal, Moss Agate, ete., a choice collection of which has just been received. SPECTACLES all kinds. All goods sold by-us: are warranted as represented, Orders from the country solicted and promptly filled, WATCHES and CLOCKS REPAIRED, At Low Rates best manner. Leutje & : Nevada, Dec. in. the > andBrand. 3d, 1876. Fecha ion: TA M, INE STREET, NEVADA CITY. fees sf \ HAS JUST RETURNED fro & -. : Oy" and is now in receipt of a fine lot of OYSTERS, Eastern and California, Which he serves up-in every style desire: CONFECTIONERY. A beautiful stock of choice Candies’ Piair and Wancy. suitable for Family, Schou) and Church Christmas ‘recs. NUTS, Of all kinds,warranted this year's Fresh and nice. CIGARS. . Those who like Choice Cigarss+an accommodated, as . bave cn hand & ts stock of the very best brands. Those who favor me with theif custc! Will fiud that 1 seji as cheap at one Un 4s another’ and that I give . MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY, . Than any store in the mountains. ANTOINE T TAM. d5. ; a ‘ SS . SELLING OUT AT cost FOR CASH! ‘TO CLOSE BUSINESS A ‘TO US WILL PLEASE CALL (AND SETILE THEIR AtCOUNTS AT THEIR EARLIEST : . CONVENIER CE. . HANSON & WADSWORTE. Nevida: Dees 1,106 --: The people of Nevada City-}and Coniity should call and PARTIES ania , t. . HOME MADEJEWEBRY= iS ae The G ing of th attendap BUYS: 1 Mary an ful fane: Miss Ro dance, ¢ _and intel Misses ; eugagem Hubert perfectio her frie Miss Dx the gra ‘widow, of elegat Felix ' box of fi elty'to u the frui the ‘‘X pe: land, F fruit is the tres straw to eaten. English ‘and WN nen eat dinner. They persona the mas other ni ability t all with ~ ed; were original The ¢ county . height. Spring f _ Met! The are ma Christa the Sun ticular A fine “the cho to put p ehildre. or any ¢ all> Tk audienc dislogu tributio {t has b nas Ev the tree We thir the lad ree. th . Rev. tist Chi ing fro: -afterno: to prea with su of his r He was this cit who pa him in was cal fortable probab! beveral Pian. Phil adverti has loc street, . Store, i gans, p musica a speck To All p dress, drawn : society the Un tice wil CRIPT, The . Goods . consist fine G VAses, ery Holiday usefal, @ irney Bt. Rea ment.

. means get into the chanucl, ‘has been pushed abead with all pos samedi Sete She Daily Granserip: NEVADA CITY, CAI. nes Tuesday, Desaberi®. 1876 Selby Hill Hydraulic Mine. — ‘Work was commenced on the above . claims about a year since, for the . purpose of re-opening them, and it sible dispatch ontil the presebt time when the Company have” shout reached the point they started for, and where we have no doubt eveiy run will demonstrate the wisdom of, the owners in-meking “the investi ed. Oursentiments are so nearly exthe following, thut we give it in oor colnuins: “If Tilden bas been . fairly and squarely electe! without frand, then he should be inaugurated. . If Hayes bas been fairly aud squarely elected without fraud, they he. should beinaugurated. Ifeither one. isto beelected by fraudulent votes, let Tilden be the These our sentiments anyhow. man. are givg the spapot our finger to have} Hayes inaugurated as President unless he is fairly and bovestly cleet-' Hf Tildew is inaugurated President by any fraudulent proce-s, the Deiwoe uts will never agin sneceed ment they have. For the past few woeks the Company huve been cut-. ting an opening through tbe rim), rock so as to get into the chanuel, and about a hundred feet only is . needed: before that point wiil be, reached. The claims weré origin: ib . ty owned by fhe Downey Bros., and they took out # large ‘quantity «f) goldfrom them. T ey ran a tannel several hundred feet long, by ~bich they tapped the channel for which the present Company is running; and they drifted out a spot abou fifty feet square, which ‘paid eigut dollarsa day to each drifrer. But the ground caved on them, aud being involved in debt they transferred the it bas . ground to other parties, and laididle nntil the present Company took hold of it. They obtained pip: enough to extend from the Soatu Yuba ditch which runs on hill down to thg claims, a distance of eighteen hundred, feet, with a vertical pressure of two hundred and eighty feet. They use about four bundred inchesof water now, wilt increase the amount us soon as they “They have piped from the juitial poiut up to whefe they how are, on the line of the old Downey tunnel, and have thus far broken dewn to it aud used it forthe laying of the flame. It is expected that by followiug this cld the side and tunnel it wat get them in low enough on “the channel to worka large portion of the ground owntd by the Company between that point and the Nebraska mine. ‘The bank iu electing a President . government exists, . rated be ean do but little“ bart for} the next two yeurs, because bo b Houses of Céngress will be ayainst . him. Alfhe cau dois to remuvea . few office holders and put otbers in their piaces,. aud tua', stances, is desirable.”’ pistrict Court Catendar--Decem-= 4 g ber Term. “Orleans Miuiug Company vs Em pire Mining Company. Bragg & Folso: u-vs Seth Martin etal. : Jeremiah 5. Foley vs ‘The Ooaha Gold Mining Companys H. C. T. Lawler.vs W. H. Patterson et oh Eva Ismert, adwinistratrix, vs Andrew RK. Fryer. MM. A. Rice et-al vs Spooner et al, James A. Blood vs Silas Ware & W. H. Ware. : Jumes A. B ea vs Silas Ww ure, H. Ware and S. Whipple. Henry Woodtield vs Geo. C. Boucher ef al. Maria Van Blarien vs Louis Bache. Bir seye Creek Gold Miniug Compauy vs The Nevada Hydraulic Mining Company. J. L. Holland vs Mt,;-Auburn Gold George C. . Quartz Mining Comp ny. H sng Hi & Co. va Nevada County Narrow Gange Railroad Compauy. ¥.G. Bel & Geo. D, McLean Henry Atwater & John Kuvotwell. Wm. McHugh etul vs The WyomVs over the channel consists of about fifty feet of cluy, and the pay gravel is about three feet deep at the edge of the channel, which will probably be increased as they approach the Nebraska. If the pround just abead of where piping is now being done paid eight dollars to the hand for drifting, it can readily be seen what » hydraulic pipe car+ rying four hundred inches of water, uader w two hundred and eighty foot pressure will knock out. It will not take many months washing insuch ground, where the waste dirt is so little compared with most mines, do secure the owners a good thing even if they shut'down entirely after a six inonths run. If the present level on which they are approaching the channel would work it all out, there would be but little expense in getting out all of the gold imthe claim, but asthe channel is pitching into ‘the hill, ,and.as the cut will only tap ita little below its outer edge, it is not expected that the best part .of the ground can be worked out through it. Hence, the Superintendent has loum, sand and pipe had a tunnel started, which, by being run nineteen hundred feet, will enable them to work out. of about eight hundred feet. rock at present isvery hard, but it is expected that softer ground will soon bereached. The work is being done for the Company cheaper than any similar-work in the county.__It was let ont on contract, aud the contraciors have thus far barely. made their board. Of course the Selby Hili _mine is. not as extensive as many others, but we think the prospectis good for the owners to muke a nice clean up out of the claims iuside the coming year, and ubove all the ground It is now completed a distance over be original outlay and current expenses, and there is a probability of striking a pay streak there any “day, that will pan outa little mint of gold. Such streaks havee been common all over the flat, and there is no reason why one should not be found on the unworked ground of the Selby Hill Company. <The Compeny are at least entitled to the best wishes of this community. They employ regularly about q dozen heads of families, and pay them regular!) every pay duy. John Cashin is the Superintendent of thy Company, ai d is, we believe, an, owner inthe claims, Under his mauagement we feel a:sured success will be achieved by ¢f the Company . ing Gold Mining Company. Hayford, Himes & Co. vs Hilton 0 & + Owens. Woe, Sacatene 4 vs Cartby et als: Geo. E. ‘Turner and Thom & Allan vs 8S. T. & W. H. Murechie. Tho -N. vada Cu, va. Birdseye Oreek Gold Mininy Company. Mary A, Grant vs John D. Gr: ant, W. R. Dickieson vs James MeDonaidet al. Joba Mce» John Ely vs Geo. W. Smith et al. Citizens Bank vs Cashiu & Kent, Frank, Seuchet vs C. G. Bremond. A. W. Herring vs. Hamilton MeCormick, W.5S. Curless va Susie 5, Curless. Lung Wau vs Quong Tuck & Ab Tonge. t —2. -*-—__Smart Alecks, We had thought that most of the smart Alecks of this secuon dead, or, had crawled into their holes and druwn them in after them, we were mistakea. The crop is still ‘plentiful. The see@ was upon rocky ground. If you waut to discover, the smart Alecks -of cofamunity, just advance an attemptto prosecute any new schemt, . try to develop auy new industry o1 . bripg about any enteyprise that will benefit the community at large, and you will find oat. Ifforty capitalists . were to arrive here to-morrow witb . a view of purchasing and opening us many different undeveloped mines, leach man would be besieged by a } dozen or_more smart vbO would deew it their duty to tell him on-the sly not tu invest or he would get swindled. Every community is cursed with its croakers and its sinart Alecks, and ours seems to have more than its share at Present, _Were but not sowb idea, lecks, Who Wants a Biblet A number of Bibles have been received in this city, from the American B.ble Society, of various sizes, styles aud binding, which will be sold at very low prices. Porsous who piled gratis, on application to Revs, idences. —_—_—_—_ 2 --e———. New Wear’y Party. The Young Meus’ Sovial clab have concluded fo have a grand ‘social party-on New Yeur’s nigbt, Monday, Jin. Ist, 1877, ten of fifteen years, ever given by it have been first-class, ception, Oar Sentiments. ae We woaldn’t While the. . Even if inaugus . In some: ibe . }yon would fee, vour Hydrantic Mining } the? r+ uuable to purchase will be supW. S. Urmy ord, Sims, at their res. The Clud is vel! known here, having been inexisteuce . All tbe parties and the coming one will be no exskating Rink. The carpenters are about through . pressed dy the San Juan Times, in ; . Fepairing the Skatig Rink, and the! . pose a thousand little ones are’countplace . . work of painting will be commenced iny the hours, while anziously waitat once. This will necessitate. the closing of the Rink until about Jan. lst, when it will present a very at-' tractive appearance, besides being . warm and comfortable during the . )W inter months. >.> i é Goslinsky & Co.’s Cigars. Mr. A. J. Lachman, traveling . agen! for the above firm, is now in . our city, and has made’arrancemsnts . with Joe Pettit, who will have the tageney for Nevada City. The cigars imanofactured by Goslinsky & Co., } No. -219, 221. Battery Street, San. . Francisco, havé-a first class reptai tien, and our swoking commmnnity . . . Can alw: ays rely tipon a good cigar . by calling on Joe. ; > j . Wantep—An Honest axp Inpts. ,fTztous Boy.—We lately “saw an advertisement hended as above. . It conveys to every Loy an impressive moral lesson, ‘*Anshonest, indastrious.boey’’ is always wabted. He will be songht for; bis services will. be: in deins _— he will be respected and losed; willbe spoken of in terms of Ligh commendation; he will always bave a bome; he will grow up to bea man of known worth and established ebaraeter; He will be wanted. The merchant will want him for a salesman and a clerk, the master mechanic will want bim for an apprentice or a jonurneymau;those with a job wil want Kfor a coutract; clients will wantfor a lawyer: patients will want fora physici: in:andthe neople wunt bim for an ofiicer. He will be wanted. ‘Townsmen will Want him as a e:tizen; arquaintances as a neighbor; and the world as, a friend; families usa visitor; an'd the mercantile community «8 an acquaintance; nay, girls will want bim ‘bim him will An honest, indns‘tions boy wil answer thig description: Can yon apply for this -situstion? Are you “te that you will be wanted? You tony be smart und active, bat—tbhathonest? Yon muy be capable—are you industrious? « You mav: be well dressed and create_a favorable itpression at first sight —are you both honestand dndustrious? You may apply for a ‘‘good situation’’—are you sure that your friends, teachers vod acquaintances cat reccommend you for #ll these qualities? Ob, eharacter not being thus established, on hearing ) the words “I cannot emptoy yout’ y Nothing else will make up for the lick of these qnalities. . No -readi{ nes or apiness fur business will do it. = —_——~ =sa Importanr to Lanp Ownens.—<According toa recent decision of the Sourt of the United States, aperson'who has settled upon the 16th or 36th see Supreme tions of land under the United States pre-emption and homestead laws, proved up his claim and obtained a United States patent, holds the same as against any person who claims the same land under a title derived from the State, As the sarcrainento Bee remarks, this decision is of immense bevefitto many bundreds of bona fide seriously. diminishes. the prospective settlers, but profits of many speculators in’ State j titles. > -. } Joun Morutssky has declared all the polls sold by him on the direet result.of the Posidential election, o> IWiining Stocks. . Yesterday Morning’s Sales sivahccananes: are the quotations of the Sales at the Regalar Board yesterday morning — opening and . closing. o 3850. Ophir 364 +4 361, . 4250 Mexiean wy 20 570 Gould & Curry 12 1 e. 877 California 4815 48%. 1455 Con Virginia 45% 43%; llv Ghollar 77 78} 450 Yet now Jae Bey 275 Lunpertit 2.60 290 Alpha 33 327 ; 550 Beleher 13% 13. i i 161% 1654. 1140 Sierra Ney tan 12 113. 510 Overman 112 @ illus Lic” Justice 2544 3334. 150 Haie & Noweross iy 165 Exevequer 1234 1242, 845 Union Von 11, 2040, Caiedonia lig 13, 23° Uw 1444 15. 20 -Keniuck 9: ; 945 Be int & Beicher 42 43%4.7%. 510 ss Savage 10%4. 10 Ballion 30. 103 Julia 5% a3. Yesterday Afternoon’s Morthern Be ‘Ne 333342. doy aid 6 61 don V3 mini Opnit 36% 36 Catiforum 4545 4834, Overman JIL 1104 Yellow Jacket “1s es Hale & Noreross 1% Crown Point 8 wavage 105, 1054 Sales 43 483% him? usa bean, and finally for a husband. . does not fili the’ qr lestion—are yout bow . . Christmas. Fi { Christmas is coming. We suping its approach. Whose parse strings will uot relax on Christmas? . And who will not be paid a thousand fold for his outlay for presents, by witnessing the pleasure his gifts will, prodnce, We suppose everyone expects to make some one glad, and to be made glad by some other one, on that occasion. Why would it not be a good plan to eugage some hali, Theatre for instance; and have a grand u: ion tree or trees, on which ali the diff rent religious socictivs, and-everyoue else, could place _pres= . euts fortbeir fiends. Hive a’ “kind of wass Meeting eet it, and let agecihe a good 1Hwe. Te CTE Advertised Letter 5 The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevada City, Nevada County Cal, for week euding Dec. 11th, 1876. P: TSOns csllitig fur advertised letters. -will please give tre date of advertisement H. H. Hiexixe, P. M. Bacome, Alfred Black wood, — Blue Tent. Ber , Alexander Cram, Mrs. Dora Garr, Mis FF. Fs Devine, doun Grabam, DD H rnandez, Refugio Hattsou, SG. -, = Heper, Henrie & St Jaquish, JN. = Lapierre, T. A. ° McLaugbtho, ‘Thomas McBrown; Mrs. H Miles, Mra uma <2 Nnuuvert, A. F.-2 Pottle, B.N.Peabody, Morris Robinscn, Charles = Redding, R. a Stepheus, John H. : Selier, William f 8 hewas, William *Fhomas, James DRUP LETTERS. Jerome Cook et Dougherty, Owen a HELD FOR POSTAGE. Mrs.C A. Guyne, Omega Cal. : Mrs. Abbie Jones, Val ejo = M. Winsen, Sau. Francisco * “Miss H. ie L an, Marysville ‘* HOT i, AEE a: Union Ho Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor ; saturpay, Dec. 9th, 1876. C McElvy, City : ‘M ang, Wushington = O Nc lson, Citv Win Woouburn, Michegan BF Chase, do W G Morgan, Gras: Valley —6? -Bougnridge;—— do J Miller, de JH -arvent, Néw York H U_ Sargent. New York

M B Du.wiler'’, Cascades P Cory, Omega JD Joyee, City Chses Mcrun, Washington J Meuzher, do A J Lachman, San Francisco J E Lacd, Em Gap EJ i arsons, Eureka Jas Edwards, Bridge Mr McLaven, Washington M D Gray, Quaker Hill M M Cavy. Washingtoa J W iunean, Mine . D Long, City CA Stew? rk, San Francieco Willard Linseott Grass Valley William Baxter,. Valley Frank Johus, Grass Valley AJ Shinn, Treckee Lew Thompsou, Blue Tent senpay, Dec. 10th; {876 C.K Brown, You Bet Wm surh, do A Davidson, Ceutennial Mine M V Sharks & s9n, Wheat.and “J R Wheeler, City ‘ off J C MeCormack, Grass Valley. RA Kinky, do DJ McKiney, RR JM d.sper, Wheatland OW White Sanu F ancisco Ed Gol'smith, City ( h is Grimes, do * Harriso:., Grass Valley Mai, Knowl: 8, City W H. Brondon, Washington W H Mead, co PS Loanelly, City Chas Ha son, do T Phelps, American Hill H Rains, Marysville EK ch, do 3 J ott & family, City W G Morgan KR CP Longhridge, RR Jas Miller, do Ben Poit e, City Wm Baxrer, V Flume Cius Moran, Washington wc HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Saturpay, Dee. Rob* McLeod, You Bet CE Mulloy, cily B bevtiayw & wite, Quaker Hill Di M Miller, Muugh & Keady J h puute, Prench Corral SSturey, blue leut 3 B teu, sty T Hort, 1.u Bet 8S Jo.es; duo © Pecos, Blue Tent H Rouuan, snow Tent W iH star, Kieu Dog H U cargent, Buttate d Aoarpeat, wily M Bates, Little .ork W Fearn, sivure’s Flat JH Byi tos, ae GU buaw, Vurgs TOU P eadiau. Woodland W DS Andessun, C.ty hunDay, Dec. T Fockman, Grars Valley 5S Cline, oc bast. pol Mir wart, uo kh Calur y,H uts Hill Wo wp it, sevastapol U/rurwener, Wihow Valley kb Toiapaiauea, ber Vally JA Cullen, Colinx No . Gites vo : »keeis, Grats Valley oN Diu, Dan frauc soo € moran, Wisuisgiva A Ly bluat, au 2 rancizes ’E Gey ou, ao Woods, CO.uada W Che pmas , &: W &t Auucrson, 9th, 1876, 20th, 1876 sy the. i ; } ' j } } jepectabie cd } 1; & } i 7 , Attention Tuxpayers. Jerry Payne, County Treasurer, willbe at the Court House to-day, end willrecéiye taxes from all those desiring to pay’ them now. ‘He hopes to have a majority of the people come forward at once and settle up. Lcd —= District Court. _The 14th Jedicial Court, Judge Reardan presiding, met yesterday morning, and adjourned until-Fuesday, the 19th. The calendar for the term will be. found in another colae! {umn. aw Philip: Petroni, PPOSITE JOHYSTON’S HARDWARE f MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY cn ORGANS, ' ‘PLANOS, ACCORDEONS, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL. REP »ATRED. : ter, SCH. De ember 12, 1876. : : 4 Im ; ome a ee . IWASONIC ELECTION. THE ANNUAL ION OF NEVADALODGE,No-13, ELECT F. and A. M., will take piace at MASONIC HALL, Wednes ay; December 13, 1876. At 7 1-2 o’clock, P. M. Members of the Lodge noticéand will take ue overn heniselves soconiisale: Visiting Breth.en are cordially invited. By order of the Master. = teh J. H. BOARDMAN, Secretary. n23 Mark These Facts. ‘The Testimony of the Whole World. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. *T bad no appetite; Holloway's Pi mea hearty oue.” “Your Pills are marvellous.’ “T send ior another box, aud teen them in the house. “Dr. Holloway has cured my headache that was chronic. “T gave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got . wellinu a day.” ‘*My nausea of a morning is now eured.” “Your box ot Hoiloway’s Ointment cured me of nulses in the head _Jrubbed some of yout Ointinent behind the ears and. the noise has ieft.’ ‘*send me two boxes; poor tamuly.” **T enclose adollar; your price is 25 cents, but the mediciue to me is worth a *dellar.”” **send me five box gs of your Pilis.”’ “Let me have three boxes of your Pills ‘by return mail, for chills and fever. I have over 20) such testimonials as these, but want of space compels we .te conclude, Us gave Iwant one for a For Cutaneous Disorders, “NDauk eruptions of the sxin,this Oint. ment is must invaluable. It does not heat externarty ainye, butpenetrate withthe most seaching effects'to the very root of the. evil. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS Invariably cure the following diseases: DISURDER OF THE KIDNEYS, In ull diseases affecting these organs, . W hether they secrete teo much or too Little water; or Whether they be afflicted with stone or g:avel; or with achey and pains hidneys, there Pills should be taken according to the priiited directions, and the Ointment shou d be well rubbed into tne . SMaall of tae bacs at bed time. This treat. ment will When all other meaus have failed. FOR STOMACH OUT OF ORDER : —— licine wilkso eff the fone of the stomach as these , Pilis; they remove ali acidity occasioned eit her by intemperance or imp sroper diet. ‘They reach the liver and reduce it toa healthy action; they are wondertully efficacious in cases of spasmin fact they never fail in ne all disorders of the Lver and stom7 ac HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best in the World fur the following diseases: Ague, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, blotches on the skin, Bowrcls, Cousumption, Deblity, Dropsy, Vysent ty, Erysipelas, Eemale Irregularities, Fevé TS of all kinds, Fits,Gout, ' Headache, lu digestion, Inflammation. . Jaundice, Liyer Complaints, Lambago, i Piles, Kheumatism, Retention of urine, j Serotula or King's evil, sore Throat, Stone } and Gravel, ‘Tic Douluureux, ‘Tumors, Ul. . cers, Worms of all kinds, Weakuers from any Cause, elec, « 'INPORTANT CAUTION: . None are genuine unless the signature of . . J. Haydock, as sgeut for the United st -tes, iS rr minds cac A handsome reward wili-be given to any . } one rendering such intermaiion as may . lead to the detection of sny party or q«r. . ties counte:feitimy the medic uts or yending the sauie,kuowing them te bespuri as. “Suid at He ivan atactory of Pr fessur Hutioway & Co., New York, and by all re. rugeisi 8 und deal ra m me.leime through. ut the envilbzed wi — in . » DoXes at 25 cents, 6s cents ace 31 ea Res Theieie« ceaerablh gay ing oe takw the larger sizes. oN. b.—vy. ctiors for the guidance of patients tu eftry Visurdcr ure aiiivd to exch x. office, LIZ LIBERTY STREET, diz New Yok, tee, Ya ai mae INSTRUMENTS . settled in the loins over the region ef the . give almost immediate reler . ctually improve, . . box ot Pilts, and Uirtme. t. i fairs DIED. — “In Providance, R. I. Nuv. 25th, W. youngest c: ild of Asa and Juliette eet aged 2 years 4 fat” 19 days, ‘ity, Cal of Nevada < A Mative LEUTIE & BRAND, WATCH: AKEPS AND J EWELERS, BROAD STREET is FIRST HOUSE ABOVE PINE, NEV ADA cify. HOLIDAY GoopDs,~ Wate shes, Clocks, Chains, Ear and 1 inger Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Sleeye Buttons, Shiet Studs, etc. ¥ -HINE SILVER WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE. examine our wi Warranted 18 carat standard gold, which we sell at the lowest prices; We also make any kind of jewelry to order and at short notice. Rings, Breastpins, ete. set in any kind ef precious stones, such as Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Topaz, Sapphire, Amethyst, Opal, Moss Agate, ete., a choice collection of which has just been received. SPECTACLES all kinds. All goods sold by-us: are warranted as represented, Orders from the country solicted and promptly filled, WATCHES and CLOCKS REPAIRED, At Low Rates best manner. Leutje & : Nevada, Dec. in. the > andBrand. 3d, 1876. Fecha ion: TA M, INE STREET, NEVADA CITY. fees sf \ HAS JUST RETURNED fro & -. : Oy" and is now in receipt of a fine lot of OYSTERS, Eastern and California, Which he serves up-in every style desire: CONFECTIONERY. A beautiful stock of choice Candies’ Piair and Wancy. suitable for Family, Schou) and Church Christmas ‘recs. NUTS, Of all kinds,warranted this year's Fresh and nice. CIGARS. . Those who like Choice Cigarss+an accommodated, as . bave cn hand & ts stock of the very best brands. Those who favor me with theif custc! Will fiud that 1 seji as cheap at one Un 4s another’ and that I give . MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY, . Than any store in the mountains. ANTOINE T TAM. d5. ; a ‘ SS . SELLING OUT AT cost FOR CASH! ‘TO CLOSE BUSINESS A ‘TO US WILL PLEASE CALL (AND SETILE THEIR AtCOUNTS AT THEIR EARLIEST : . CONVENIER CE. . HANSON & WADSWORTE. Nevida: Dees 1,106 --: The people of Nevada City-}and Coniity should call and PARTIES ania , t. . HOME MADEJEWEBRY= iS ae The G ing of th attendap BUYS: 1 Mary an ful fane: Miss Ro dance, ¢ _and intel Misses ; eugagem Hubert perfectio her frie Miss Dx the gra ‘widow, of elegat Felix ' box of fi elty'to u the frui the ‘‘X pe: land, F fruit is the tres straw to eaten. English ‘and WN nen eat dinner. They persona the mas other ni ability t all with ~ ed; were original The ¢ county . height. Spring f _ Met! The are ma Christa the Sun ticular A fine “the cho to put p ehildre. or any ¢ all> Tk audienc dislogu tributio {t has b nas Ev the tree We thir the lad ree. th . Rev. tist Chi ing fro: -afterno: to prea with su of his r He was this cit who pa him in was cal fortable probab! beveral Pian. Phil adverti has loc street, . Store, i gans, p musica a speck To All p dress, drawn : society the Un tice wil CRIPT, The . Goods . consist fine G VAses, ery Holiday usefal, @ irney Bt. Rea ment.